A memoir by Steve Wyatt

Rising Through Fire

Still Standing, Still Me

A memoir of resilience, renewal,
and the art of beginning again.

An honest and reflective account of a life shaped by adversity, change and the search for something more.  Through the experiences that have shaped my life, I reflect on what I have learned and offer encouragement to anyone facing their own struggles, whether in life, work or personal growth.

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About the Book

Rising Through Fire is more than my story.  It is an invitation to reflect on your own.  It explores loss, burnout, reinvention and the moments that test us, but it is also about hope, resilience and the strength that can emerge from life's most difficult chapters.

This memoir looks back honestly at the experiences that shaped me and the people who supported me along the way.  It is about learning, rebuilding and finding purpose again, and a reminder that it is possible to rise, even when everything feels uncertain.

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In the Press

Steve Wyatt at 50: learning to live beyond survival

Gay London Life  ·  29 October 2026

A personal feature reflecting on five decades of life, identity, resilience and the importance of making room for living, alongside Steve's memoir Rising Through Fire: Still Standing, Still Me.

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Rising Through Fire featured in the Banbury Guardian

Banbury Guardian  ·  29 September 2026

The Banbury Guardian has published a feature exploring Steve's Banbury upbringing and the experiences that shaped his memoir, from childhood adversity and identity to resilience, loss and rebuilding.

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What Readers Are Saying

Resilience is not about what happens to you,
but what you do next
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